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Despite Weather, COVID-19 & Massive Shutdowns, Business Continues to Boom in Nashville
Despite being in the midst of a worldwide pandemic, business shutdowns and constant weather obstacles including deadly tornados and flash floods, Tennessee is still the number one state to which people are relocating.
Knowing the different types to choose from
Types of Windows for Commercial Buildings
Window City has been doing commercial window replacement for over 30 years. Over the course of those 30 years, Window City has learned a great amount of knowledge within the industry and has invented successful procedures in the productivity of installing windows for commercial buildings.
Helpful tips and tricks on everything windows
A Word from the President
Last week, we had a chance to speak with our company’s President, Michael Mastroberti, on some key points to know when in the market for window replacement. Things like replacing your window at the right time, knowing the signs a window needs replaced and understanding condensation are just a few of the points we got to cover.
Knowing the protocols
Historic Window Restoration
Historic window restoration projects on historic properties often present a higher degree of difficulty due to the nature of original construction. Our team has to be mindful of framing style, existing decomposition (rot), and present-day code requirements.
Everything You Should Know
Historic Window Replacement
Window City specializes in historic window replacement. For over 35 years, the commercial window and door replacement company has been completing turnkey window replacement projects in buildings listed on the national register of historic places throughout the entire country.
Steps you can take to help insulate your building
Insulating Your Windows - Window City
As we approach the coldest months of the year, it’s important to know how you can help keep your home or building the warmest it can be without taking a beating from your bank account. Cold and hot air can enter your home through multiple different ways and your windows are one of the most prevalent areas.